Veterinary Medicine
Custom Care for Healthier, Happier Pets
Pharmaconic makes veterinary care easier for both pets and their people with expertly compounded medications in pet-friendly forms like flavored liquids, transdermal gels, and chewable treats. We work closely with veterinarians to deliver precise, customized solutions that meet each animal’s unique needs. Whether it’s easier dosing or improved taste, our goal is to make treatment stress-free, affordable, and effective—because your pet deserves care that’s as thoughtful as it is reliable.
- Pet-Specific
- Vet Collaboration
- Stress-Free Care
Veterinary Medicine
Pain Management
Effective pain management is crucial for pets recovering from surgery, injury, or chronic conditions such as arthritis.
Treatments
Formulations
- Flavored oral suspensions with gabapentin or tramadol
- Transdermal gels for easy application (ketoprofen, Amitriptyline)
- Chewable treats with analgesics for ease of administration
Non-Pharmacological Options
- Warm compresses for muscle relaxation
- Orthopedic beds to reduce joint stress
- Low-impact exercise to maintain mobility
Veterinary Medicine
Dermatology
Skin conditions such as dermatitis, fungal infections, and hot spots can cause discomfort and lead to secondary infections.
Treatments
Formulations
- Medicated shampoos with chlorhexidine or miconazole
- Topical creams with hydrocortisone or antifungals
- Compounded ear drops for infections (Enrofloxacin, Ketoconazole)
Non-Pharmacological Options
- Regular grooming to prevent matting and infection
- Use of hypoallergenic bedding to reduce skin irritation
- Dietary supplements for skin and coat health (Omega-3 fatty acids)
Veterinary Medicine
GI and Gastrointestinal Support
Gastrointestinal conditions such as vomiting, diarrhea, and irritable bowel syndrome require targeted treatment and supportive care.
Treatments
Formulations
- Oral suspensions with metoclopramide or omeprazole
- Flavored probiotics for gut health
- Anti-diarrheal compounds tailored to the pet’s weight and size
Non-Pharmacological Options
- Special diet with easily digestible foods
- Hydration support to prevent dehydration
- Monitoring food intake and potential allergens
Veterinary Medicine
Seizure Management
Seizures in pets can result from neurological disorders, toxicity, or genetic conditions. Compounded medications can be formulated for ease of administration.
Treatments
Formulations
- Oral suspensions of phenobarbital or levetiracetam
- Transdermal gels for cats with difficulty taking oral medications
- Chewable tablets with anticonvulsants for long-term management
Non-Pharmacological Options
- Reducing environmental stressors to minimize seizure triggers
- Ensuring a consistent medication schedule to prevent breakthrough seizures
- Monitoring for medication side effects and behavioral changes
Veterinary Medicine
Behavioral Support
Pets experiencing anxiety, aggression, or stress-related behaviors may benefit from customized medication regimens.
Treatments
Formulations
- Oral suspensions or chewables with Fluoxetine, Trazodone, Mirtazapine, Hydroxyzine HCL
- Transdermal gels are offered for long-term anxiety management
- Calming supplements with L-theanine or valerian root
Non-Pharmacological Options
- Behavioral training to address underlying triggers
- Environmental enrichment to reduce boredom and stress
- Calming pheromone diffusers or sprays
Patient Education
- Proper dosing techniques for pets, including mixing and administering flavored compounds
- Monitoring for adverse effects, such as lethargy or digestive upset
- Communication with veterinarians to adjust doses as needed based on weight and condition progress
Veterinary Medicine
Cardiovascular
Proper functioning of the heart and blood vessels is essential for delivering oxygen and nutrients throughout the body and maintaining organ function.
Treatments
Formulations
- Tablets or chewables with Enalapril or Benazepril for hypertension or heart disease
- Oral liquids / suspensions with Furosemide or Spironolactone for heart failure
- Transdermal gels with Amlodipine
